There are a number of things that can cause a CD not to read and then be rejected. It can be dirt accumulated on the lens, lack of correct spin up of the spindle motor- they often times need good oiling and then maybe the deck does not know the tray is in due to a faulty switch. The questions are does it focus, does it spin up to proper rate and will it read the TOC?
SOURCE: CD WONT PLAY
guessing that your laser diode or drive motor or laser sled has stopped working...need more info...
SOURCE: Microphone Recording
It all has to do with your VST Connections in Cubase LE (if you are using Cubase LE).
What you have to do is:
1)Go in and label you inputs and outputs in the Device Setup. Select " US 122L-US 144" Here your inputs and outputs should be displayed. You should be able to see which input is "active" and which ones are "inactive".
2) After noting which ones are active label these devices. Click the "Show As" section and label you "active" outputs as speakers or whatever you like. Also label you inputs which should be your mic or MIDIs.
3) After labeling, click " VST System Link" and make sure the correct input and output is selected, Example: (Input: AKG Perception 220, Out-put: Speakers/ Headphones) Hit Ok!
4) Bring up the "VST Connections" menu (F4) or (Device> VST Connections). Clear out all your outputs and inputs!
5) In your outputs click "Add Bus" Select stereo and 1. This should come up as whatever you labeled the outputs ( Speakers/Headphones for me!)
6) In your inputs click " Add Bus" Select Mono and 2. Here is where you should get one input that says the name of your input( AKG Perception 220 in L) The one below it should be ( US-144 Analog R or L) Click this and choose your Microphone! You should have the 2 options with your microphone named.
7) Test it (record something) and see if it works and plays in both ears if you want more clarification feel free to message me!!!!!!!
I HOPE THIS WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SOURCE: my cd player won't eject cds
you might try and look inside the CD slot with a flashlight and if you can see a CD try to remove it with tweezers,you do have power to the player right? if no power it wont eject,
SOURCE: Play and Record button not working
I have the same problem with all three of my Tascam 2488 MKII's.
It's a software problem and starts to show up when the harddisk gets full.
Backup your song files ( something you have to do anyway ) and then reformat the entire hard disk.
Then restore the songs you were working on lately.
Before doing this rather huge task, you can copy your latest song to another partition and go on with this copy.
This is only a provisional solution.
Hope this helps !
Best regards
SOURCE: tascam 8 track recorder won't play back recording
You must be missing a step somewhere. I suggest you CAREFULLY read the manual again and follow it step by step. Recording is simple on this unit once you do it a few times and get the procedure correct. Good luck
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